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Trump: US attacks on Iran 'are not over'
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Points clés

  • US President Donald Trump announced that attacks on Iran are not over and operations are ongoing.
  • Iran expanded its attacks to include Gulf countries following its Houthi allies.
  • Regional tensions have reached a new and dangerous dimension with Iran's large-scale military moves.

US President Donald Trump announced that operations have not yet ended, at a time when American attacks against Iran are ongoing. Tensions in the region are steadily escalating as Tehran expands its attacks against Gulf countries following its Houthi allies.

Iran's expansion of a military offensive to include Gulf countries brings about fears of a much larger conflict in the Middle East. The continuation of the attacks is interpreted as a signal that the military and strategic steps of the US and its allies in the region may become even more severe.

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What is the latest statement made by US President Donald Trump regarding Iran?
Trump stated that US operations against Iran 'are not over' and are ongoing, while the attacks continue.
Toward which region did Iran expand its attacks?
Following the steps taken by its Houthi allies, Iran broadened its military offensive to include Gulf countries.
What concerns do these developments highlight in the region?
The mutual escalation of attacks and Iran targeting Gulf countries increase fears that a broader military conflict could break out in the Middle East.

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